#Art wurst

[masterdizzi]

I just love how Tina is being an assertive boss while Jenny is curling up on her arm. Like, who's the clingly one now lmfao

[sevibun]

aso doodles! ft. one of my fav sid and gunnie scenes

[angsty-art-ist]

we got a jammin cuppa java mocha latte with the goo for you jack

[possumcollege]

Crittertongues Past:

Wurst Comes to Wurst

🐺💀🐐🌭🔪

[glove23]

it's a tough galaxy out there, but somebody's gotta live in it.

IT MIGHT AS WELL BE YOU!

the gunner channel my beloved, sometimes I just be thinking about them 🥰 close ups under the cut

[archersartcorner]

Okey here’s the final video! Maybe I’ll come back and add more fine details later but I’m alright leaving it like this for now. Boop :)

[Video ID: A digital animation of Norman Takamori and Skip from Dimension 20: A Starstruck Odyssey. Norman is doing push ups and Skip, slug mode, is booping his nose when he gets close to the floor. End ID.]

[qu-incy]

"i wasn't made to do everything, i was made to do anything!"

1 like = 1 grenade for sundry sidney 💣🥧

[krazys-ass-emporium]

Tonight is Ours

I actually drew this back in January...of 2023, but I chickened out and deleted it because I thought it might be too sexy for tumblr?? Decided to be brave and post it again. Gotta live up to my name at same point and post ass ;)

[amagnificentobsession]

Madam 🔥

[dorliart]

the ball is rolling up!

aka the moment when they were all surrounded, and joked about opening comms to just say „stop“ in lowercase lol

[moonlightersworld]

Einfach abhängen, ist doch alles…..egal//

[obinan]

[rhadinesthes]

The aforementioned dinner: Wurst, corn pudding, braised red cabbage and Kartoffelsalat with some barbecue sauce and lingonberry jam.

[leoninapelliolovesconchitawurst]

“Gothica” art-project making-of video on YouTube 28/11/21 (28/11/22)

[archersartcorner]

So Starstruck Odyssey grabbed me by the throat and rocketed it’s way to second place campaign for me (TUC still has first in my heart ❤️) but uhm. Can you tell who my favorite character is. It’s definitely not Skip I promise why would you think that-

[publiccollectors]

Wurstelprater in October New Public Collectors publication! Available for $9.00 here. Public Collectors publication #81 takes a trip to an amusement park in Vienna just days before many of the attractions closed for the season. From the back cover:

When the Vienna Art Book Fair’s Director Marlene Obermayer invited the publishing imprint I co-run, Half Letter Press, to participate in the 2023 edition of the event, she generously booked a hotel room for me. Last time the fair was held in 2019, the hotel was a short stroll to the fair. This time it was about a 25 minute walk. She explained, “Its not the same like last time but also a really nice one (next to the famous PRATER).” I wondered why I had never heard of the Prater and meant to look it up before my trip. In the frenzy of packing books, I never got around to that. Instead I found out when I arrived. 

Founded in 1766, the Prater includes a massive amusement park (Wurstelprater) filled with dozens of garish rides, an enormous Ferris wheel, tests of strength and skill, bizarre sculptures and gnarly ride facades covering every surface, and a variety of restaurants and other delights. You don’t have to pay to get in—there’s just a fee for whatever rides and games you want to enjoy. You can walk through the park any time, including before it opens, which I did on the way to and from the fair every morning and evening. At night it’s a whole other reality with dazzling lights, pounding music, and rides whipping bodies in every direction, testing any visitor’s ability to hold in their wurst. As one YouTube video-maker commented, the Prater “feels like a carnival on steroids.”

These photos were taken in the third week of October, just days before most of the rides would shut down for the season. The Wurstelprater is a fully immersive experience that could never be fully documented in all of its countless details. Anyone thinking this booklet might ruin the surprise of visiting for the first time should know that I have barely scratched the surface. 

— Marc Fischer / Public Collectors